USA Surfing’s Stand Up Paddle and prone distance and technical racers from East and West Coasts will represent the U.S. in the International Surfing Association’s (ISA) World SUP Championship in Denmark September 16-22. See team roster below.

This team of dedicated and talented race athletes needs your help to support training, travel, equipment shipping, accommodations and coaching costs to speed through Copenhagen’s unique and historic canal course.

The training and travel for this athletically demanding and technical sport is intense and expensive. Unlike other countries, U.S. SUP surf and SUP racing receives no government funding to train and compete on the global stage. The team relies on corporate sponsorships and donations. We are grateful to our donors and sponsors and proud to represent them on the world’s stage. Please consider following this link to donate and share the link with your networks: https://usasurfing.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/MjExMTU5

American SUP & Paddleboard race talent is strong. With multiple medals, world titles and a Guinness World Record among them, they are frothing to take on the ISA’s premier global SUP and Paddleboard competition.

After 24 hours of non-stop paddling at an average speed of nearly five miles per hour, Florida’s Seychelle completed a 110 mile course to set a new world record for women and broke the men’s record.  Dana Point’s Soryn Preston was the youngest to ever compete in ISA’s winning a medal at just 13. With more experience and training behind her, Soryn is gunning for Gold in Denmark.

SUP racers and SUP surfers from across the nation put up impressive performances at the 2024 Oceanside USA Surfing SUP Championship, qualifying them to compete against the world’s best.

The 2024 SUP surf venue has not yet been announced, but SUP surfers who qualified for the team are:
SUP Surf
Daniel Hughes – Huntington Beach, Calif.
Anthony Maltese – San Clemente, Calif.
Nicole Malloch – San Clemente, Calif.
Kanani Yockman – Hawaii

The team headed to Copenhagen to race for world championship titles, includes:
Sup Distance
Bodie Von Allmen – Lake Oswego, Oregon
Campbell Carter – Wilmington, N.C.
Seychelle – Key Largo, Fla.
Soryn Preston – Dana Point, Calif.

Prone Distance
Donald Miralle – Encinitas, Calif.
Tiana Pugliese – Redondo Beach, Calif.

SUP Technical
Bodie Von Allmen – Lake Oswego, Oregon
Campbell Carter – Wilmington, N.C.
Seychelle – Key Largo, Fla.
Soryn Preston – Dana Point, Calif.

Prone Technical
Donald Miralle – Encinitas, Calif.
Tiana Pugliese – Redondo Beach, Calif.

JR SUP Technical
Bodie Von Allmen – Lake Oswego, Oregon
Soryn Preston – Dana Point, Calif.

SUP Sprint
Campbell Carter – Wilmington, N.C.
Seychelle – Key Largo, Fla.

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